Bexley at Triangle Park

Waited to write this until I got my security deposit back — and I can honestly say it’s been an excellent experience. The leasing office folks are very friendly/​open to questions when I visited — and you can do most of the lease stuff online, which was perfect since I was signing the lease from California prior to moving to RTP. If you work for a «preferred company» — which includes a number of the larger ones in RTP — your security deposit is only $ 150.
Move in was a snap — they were cool with Old Dominion parking a trailer out by the edge of the lot for a few days while we unloaded and the stairways are nice and wide. We were even able to have the rental washer/​dryer installed before we moved in.
During our time living there, the complex felt safe/​well maintained. The office promptly addressed any issues we had and were always willing to answer questions. The maintenance staff was very prompt and professional — they actually seemed to care about their work — from replacing a sink that had started to leak to recaulking some stuff, they were usually out next day — one time, they responded in 2 hours. There are a few things that weren’t «perfect» fit and finish wise, but it was a far sight better than what I’ve dealt with in the past.
In terms of neighbors, most are pretty friendly/​respectful. Pretty standard for apartment living — it isn’t going to be as quiet as a Cistercian monastery, but it isn’t SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS party life by any means. They seem to have pretty strict policies to prevent too much shenanigans.
Amenity wise — the pool is real nice, as is the business center, rec room and the gym. The WiFi is also really good in the club house — very fast. They are also right down the street from Parkside Town commons — so your Target/​Harris Teeter/​tons of restaurants are easily accessible without a ton of driving. Its also right off NC-​55 and is close to 540, so commuting is pretty easy.
When we bought a house, we were able to take advantage of their liberal lease breaking policies. You can pretty much move out for any reason, subject to either 60 days notice/​having someone else sign up for it OR 30 days notice and paying between 1 – 2 months rent as a lease breaking fee. They were pretty much full when we lived there, so they were happy to get the apartment back.
Moving out was pretty easy — we gave our notice, moved our stuff out, had the maintenance folks swing through to just identify if there were any major issues that would cause extra charges (they mentioned maybe $ 15 for some spot cleaning on carpet), then turn in the keys. Month or so later, I got the itemized letter with security deposit — they didn’t take a dime out of it, except for the prorated utilities we still owed (per the process).
Overall, would recommend this place — it has great location for RTP, is maintained well and is easy to navigate for folks relocating. I’d definitely live here again if the opportunity presents itself!

Hi!
I have lived in this apartment from September 2009. I will say the apartment is nice and spacious. The previous staff members when it was known as Vista was much much better than the current staff. There was a guy named as Jim Bowen, and he was the best. The current staff members seem very unfriendly. Anyway, the rate of increase in the apartment rate in this apartment is just ridiculous. There are better apartments in this area with rates much less. Next, I agree with another reviewer that they will send you an unreasonable bill after you move out which would give you a heart attack. I will NOT recommend this place to anyone.

Have lived in here for 11 month, was planing to say something good, such as the convinient location, two pools and beautiful environment, very friendly maintenance staff. However, I have to say, be caution ! They may give you a very unreasonable charge when you moved out. One of my friend has told me his bad experience with them, I think it’s just one case and they are very friendly (before I move in). But finnally things turned out that I was charged over $ 500 for «an unnoticed normal wear and tear», which I think the apartment is almost exactly the same as I moved in.

Vista is a fairly new apartment complex just outside RTP on Highway 55. They’re what’s known as «luxury» apartment homes and they are actually very nice. Little touches are what really sets Vista apart from other complexes: crown molding, granite countertops, built-​in shelves, and garden tubs, just to name a few.
The floorplans are varied and placing furniture can be a bit difficult in the living rooms — especially in apartments with a fireplace.
The management is hit or miss. Some of the staff are extremely helpful and friendly. Jim, in particular, is great and was a huge help in facilitating my recent apartment transfer. Only one staff member — who shall remain nameless — has ever been rude and condescending.
The prices are a little high, but you’re definitely paying for what you get. Vista’s prices are also less than the really high-​end type places in Brier Creek and the like. They run pretty decent specials every month, so you’re usually paying well below their «market» rent.
The complex has two pools and a big outdoor spa. When I first moved in, the pool/​spa were open late — the sign said until 10pm. Soon, though, the staff started padlocking the gates at dark, and actually running people out of the pool at dusk. That’s the one thing that’s really annoyed me since I’ve been here; everything else has been pretty good.
I’ve had a couple of maintenance issues, and the maintenance staff was AMAZING. When my AC went out around midnight one night, the repairman was there in a matter of minutes and took care of it on the spot. He was also extremely friendly and offered advice on how to prevent issues in the future.